Houston Legal ResourcesLegal Resources for Criminal Defense, Family Law, and Immigration Cases in Houston

Navigating a criminal charge, a family law matter, or an immigration case involves more than a single court appearance or filing. Along the way, you may need to look up a court case, find someone in custody, understand a government process, or locate a free legal resource — often before or between meetings with your attorney.

This page brings together resources for the practice areas we handle at Adrogué Law Firm: criminal defense, family law, and immigration law. These links point to official government agencies and established legal aid organizations, not our firm, and are provided as a starting point for general information. They are not a substitute for legal advice about your specific situation, and using them does not create an attorney-client relationship with our firm.

If you’re unsure where to start, or if what you’re dealing with is more complicated than a quick lookup, contact us directly and we’ll point you in the right direction.

Criminal Defense Resources

If you or a loved one is facing a criminal charge in Houston or Harris County, these resources can help you find basic case and custody information while your case is pending.

• Harris County District Clerk Case Search — Look up criminal, civil, and family case records filed with the Harris County District Clerk’s Office.
• Harris County Sheriff’s Office: Find Someone in Jail — Search current bookings, charges, and bond information for the Harris County Jail system.

Learn more about our criminal defense representation, including felonies and misdemeanors, drug charges, theft and property crimes, and violent crimes.

Family Law Resources

Family law matters, including child support, custody, and divorce, are governed by Texas state law and often involve state agencies in addition to the courts.

• Texas Attorney General Child Support Division — Apply for child support services, make or manage payments, and find information on establishing or modifying a child support order.
• TexasLawHelp.org — Free legal information, self-help forms, and guides for Texas family law matters, maintained by Texas legal aid organizations.

Learn more about our family law representation in Houston.

Immigration Resources

Immigration cases involve federal agencies and, in many cases, the immigration court system. These official sources can help you check a case status or better understand a process you’re facing.

• U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) — Check case status, find forms, and access official information on green cards, citizenship, and other immigration benefits.
• Executive Office for Immigration Review: Find an Immigration Court — Locate the immigration court handling a case and find information on hearing access.
• U.S. Department of State — Travel.gov — Official information on visas, consular processing, and travel documentation.

Learn more about our immigration law representation, including deportation and removal defense.

Getting Started With Adrogué Law Firm

If you’re ready to discuss your specific situation, the fastest way to get answers is a consultation with one of our attorneys. Before your consultation, it helps to gather any paperwork you’ve already received, such as court notices, police reports, immigration documents, or prior filings, along with a general timeline of events.

You can also review our frequently asked questions for general answers about criminal defense, family law, and immigration matters before you reach out.

Nothing on this page is legal advice, and using these resources does not create an attorney-client relationship with Adrogué Law Firm. Government websites and third-party resources may change without notice; if a link on this page isn’t working, please let us know.